The End is Nigh? Sixth Mass Extinction on Earth Underway, Study Warns
“The scientists suggested that the sixth mass extinction crisis is underway as our planet is being ravaged by floods and rising sea levels due to human pollution.” by Oleg Burunov via Sputniknews Last year, scientists claimed in a study that at least 500 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians had already been pushed to the brink of extinction due … Continue reading
14,000 Scientists Warn of “Untold Suffering” if We Fail to Act on Climate Change
“…the world is richer than it has ever been, as indicated by global gross domestic product. Then again, it’s also as polluted as it has ever been, with some of the highest levels of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide concentrations ever recorded in the atmosphere.” By AJ Dellinger via MIC Headline Image: NurPhoto/NurPhoto/Getty Images There are some phrases that … Continue reading
Civilization On Course for ‘Irreversible Collapse’
Two theoretical physicists believe that there is a 90% chance that civilization will collapse within 40 years. The troubling prediction comes courtesy of Dr Gerardo Aquino from the Alan Turing Institute in London and Professor Mauro Bologna from the University of Tarapaca, Chile who maintain that the key contributing factor is the ongoing destruction of the world’s forests. According to … Continue reading
‘No Sign of a Slowdown’ as Global CO2 Concentration Hits Record High in 2018
“Researchers paint a grim picture of the future, as the Earth continues to warm at alarming rates.” The concentration of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere hit an all-time record high in 2018, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) revealed Monday. In a statement, the WMO said that the “globally averaged concentrations of carbon dioxide reached 407.8 parts per million in … Continue reading
The Health Impact of Aluminum, Today’s Most Prevalent Environmental Toxin
Every other year, for more than two decades, a small group of 70 or so scientists have been meeting at different locales across the globe to discuss their speciality: aluminum and its effects on living things. The science of a metal used in industries from airplane manufacturing to food packaging may sound tedious, but this three-day Keele meeting (named for … Continue reading
Unexplained Mass Animal Deaths Puzzles Ecologists
Sometimes the news is nothing other than depressing. There have been several high-profile and unexplained animal die-offs earlier this year including the fateful mass deaths of the scrotum frogs of Lake Titicaca and the mysterious incident in Boston where dead birds rained down upon city streets. Now, several more mass animal deaths around the world have ecologists and environmentalists scratching … Continue reading
Weaponized? Unusual Lightning & Storms
Editor’s note: This is a blog post written by mmc7 of EarthAxisHasChanged on his blog. I found it extremely interesting so I thought I would share it. I’ve only added a few minor emphasis. As I mentioned on previous posts & comments, the lightning is becoming increasingly bizarre. Just a couple weeks ago, we had an incident of concentrated grouped … Continue reading
Altered EMF Environment: A Killing Field for Marine Mammals
Our oceans are fast becoming a killing field for many marine mammals and other sea dwellers. Beachings are occurring with more frequency than ever. Mass fish kills are a common occurrence. Scientists are calling this the “Sixth Great Extinction Event”. Yet, few are correlating these changes to increases in energy and perturbations in the electromagnetic spectrum. Modern technology is having … Continue reading
